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Started by rangermaster, March 02, 2021, 10:58:35 AM

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Try using shielded wire for the input connections.
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rangermaster

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Ok i replaced the 100pf with a 470pf... still there....doesn't change a bit

I removed c3 and c4 (30 and 100pf cap) and the noise was still there..

antonis

If so, it's more wiring/shielding interference than "inherent" circuit issue..



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rangermaster

Ok i'll replace the wiring today with some thicker sheath wire and will solder them on the volume pot out and C1 cap instead of next to each other on the pcb.

Maybe this will help.

Widows

I know this is a zombie thread by now but...
There's a 1nF to ground (C2 on Musikding schem).
Leave your ceramic caps alone and increase C2 to 10nf. That should kill the squealing.

I spoke with someone at Musikding a while ago about the extra R10 to ground before the vol pot and they said it affects the volume. I can't recall which option made it louder though, keeping or removing it.
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Quote from: Widows on December 17, 2021, 08:03:30 PM
I spoke with someone at Musikding a while ago about the extra R10 to ground before the vol pot and they said it affects the volume. I can't recall which option made it louder though, keeping or removing it.

It does not affect overall volume, but it does affect the taper of the volume pot. so the comparative volumes at mid-way up will be different, but 10 is always 10 and zero is always zero whether the 10k is in or out. See explanation about what it is actually for earlier in this topic: https://www.diystompboxes.com/smfforum/index.php?topic=126585.msg1211126#msg1211126.
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